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Cathy Newman will be appearing on The Weakest Link on Saturday 25th November on BBC One at 5:45pm.

Consumer expert Adam Shaw will be appearing on Channel 4’s Steph’s Packed Lunch on Wednesday 22nd November from 12pm, discussing the Chancellor’s Annual Statement.

Historian Peter Frankopan has launched a new podcast, Legacy, which re-examines the reputations of key historical figures and assesses if our perception of them is justified. Available now on all podcast platforms.

Jennie Bond will be competing on Richard Osman’s House of Games on BBC Two every night at 6pm from Monday 20th – Friday 24th November.

Angela Rippon will be dancing the American Smooth at the Blackpool Tower Ballroom on BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday 18th November on BBC One at 6:40pm

Maverine Cole joins Alan Titchmarsh to test the latest new beers in the British countryside on Love Your Weekend on Sunday 19th November at 9.30am on ITV.

Adam Shaw finds out what’s behind the UK’s sick note epidemic in Britain: On the Sick?: Tonight On ITV Thursday 16th November at 8.30pm and later on ITVX.

The first episode of Historian Alice Loxton’s new podcast ‘A History of the World in Spy Objects’ will be available on Spyscape from Wednesday 15th November

Dr Sian Williams will compete on Richard Osman’s House of Games every night at 6pm from Monday 13th – Friday 17th November on BBC Two.

Daisy McAndrew and Geoff Cutmore recently facilitated sessions at the Dubai Business Forum, a leading conference where global CEOs, heads of state and major investors shared their business insights.

Daisy moderated panels discussing Dubai’s position amongst the Top Three Global Cities, the Growth of Dubai’s SMESs & Startups, and the impact of consolidations in FinTech.

Geoff moderated an expert discussion on the global debate between regionalization and globalisation, and interviewed serial entrepreneur Div Turakhia about his inspirational journey to success and Dubai’s digital revolution.